Ford increases the Mustang Mach-E power

The company’s first mainstream all-electric vehicle is expected to reach more than 200,000 units per year for North America and Europe by 2023, Farley said, tripling the current price.
“Mach-E has the driving dynamics and is designed to push new buyers past just accepting electric cars for excitement,” wrote car and driver Eric Tingwall in an article on the award.
Ford said it would use the entire Cuautitlán plant, just north of Mexico City, for production. The company is working with key suppliers to increase the capacity of the Mustang Mach-E, including battery cells, battery boards and electric drive systems, add it.
“On the strength of the Mustang Mach-E, Ford delivered record sales of electrified vehicles, growing more than three times faster than the total segment,” said Andrew Frick, vice president of sales in the United States and Canada, in a statement.
The company said in March that 70% of Mach-E buyers were new to Ford.
“The goal is to become the clear No. 2 manufacturer of electric vehicles in North America over the next few years,” according to a statement from Said Deep, head of North American product communications for Ford.
